The New City hall is only 150 years old located in main plaza (Marienplatz). They had pride flags…read moreup for Pride month. There is a copy of the building in Brussels. It chimes on the hour. The mayor resides here with offices and public offices here. There's also a sculptor of the marriage of the Duke there. Fans are on the square cheering up to the sports athletes standing on the balcony. Celebrate with drinking beer Marienplatz is named after Maria after the religious war for over 100 years with many casualties.

It hosts the city government and is located in the heart of Munich in Marienplatz. You can't miss…read moreit! Every day at 11 a.m. and 12 p.m. (and at 5 p.m. from March to October) - the glockenspiel in the tower of the city hall shows important scenes from Munich's history. Every evening at 9 p.m., the night watchman blows his horn while the angel blesses the Münchner Kindl (Munich Child- the name of the symbol on the coat of arms of the city of Munich). The tower is open Monday to Sunday 10.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m. 15 minutes up to the viewing platform of the 85-meter-high tower is 6€.

In the middle of Marienplatz. it has few things you can do inside. Just come on in, you have a…read morerestaurant (we did not eat here), few art galleries which we have been and they are really good! En el medio de Marienplatz. Hay un par de cositas para hacer. Solo entren, hay un restaurante (no hemos comido aquí), algunas galerías de arte donde sí estuvimos y son muy buenas!

Located between the Marienplatz and the tower of the Old Town Hall. Legend has it that rubbing…read moreJulia's right breast will bring you luck or money or some such. That's why her boob is completely polished, the same as other statues that need to be rubbed to bring you good luck. The statue was a gift to Munich from the city of Verona in 1974. Life-sized and wearing a thin gown. There is a small plaque nearby with a quote from Romeo and Juliet, Act 5, Scene 3. This is the famous death scene. And yes, I did touch the statue in the right spot. And then used Purell. I'm still waiting for the good luck. I already have the true love. [Review 12021 overall, 1804 of 2019.]

The bronze statue on the southern side of The Old Town Hall in the Marienplatz is a tribute to…read moreShakespeare's Romeo & Juliet. The Juliet Statue was gifted to Munich by the Cassa de Risparmio bank of Verona in 1974. Legend says that if you rub the right breast of Juliet or leave her a single rose you will find true love. The statue is life size and often had crowds of tourists waiting around to take photos in various poses.

Absolutely gorgeous. This building is old and full of charm, having been originally built in 1310…read more(yes, ~800 years ago). It was partially destroyed during WWII but has been faithfully restored to its former glory. It is a building designed in the Gothic style. Just as with the new town hall, you can go up the stairs to the top. I believe the price is €1,60. The inside on the ground floor is absolutely gorgeous too, looking exactly how many expect German buildings to look.